Release Date: 18th June 2021 Label: Burning Shrine For Fans Of: Khemmis, Pallbearer, Monolord Emerging from Moscow, Moanhand is the one-man project of multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Keep Reading
Tag: metal
Hardbeat’s Guide to Bloodstock 2021
Photo by William Mawdsley After 2 long years of waiting, it’s finally time to dust off those festival festival shoes, air out your tent and head down to the Keep Reading
Album Review: Gost- Rites Of Love And Reverence
Release Date:13 August Record Label: Century Media Records For Fans Of: Carpenter Brut, Perturbator, Drab Majesty In 2021 the main players in the Synthwave camp are Keep Reading
Album Review: Red Fang – Arrows
Release Date: June 4th, 2021 Label: Relapse Records For Fans Of: Melvins, Fu Manchu, Acid King Long before all the world’s music was available with a Keep Reading
Album Review: Voronoi- The Last Three Seconds
Release Date: 7th May Record Label: Small Pond Recordings For Fans Of: Emerson Lake and Palmer, Car Bomb, The Dave Brubeck Quartet Listen back to many rock records from the Keep Reading
Album Review: Terminalist – The Great Acceleration
Release Date: 7th May 2021 Label: Indisciplinarian FFO: Skeletonwitch, Vektor, Testament Thrash can be both technical, focusing on a tight delivery, or it can careen wildly from Keep Reading
Album Review: Big | Brave – Vital
Release Date: 23rd April 2021 Label: Southern Lord For Fans Of: Sunn 0))), Godspeed You! Black Emperor, MONO Often, the most important or impactful words are the ones Keep Reading
ERRA: Making Metalcore Magic
It started with a gun. A Remington 270, to be precise. A thirteen-year-old Jesse Cash traded it for one of his first guitars. It was an old Washburn guitar in Keep Reading
Album Review: Gojira – Fortitude
Release Date: 30th April 2021 Label: Roadrunner Records FFO: Conjurer, Architects, Sepultura No band captures the hearts and minds of metal fans quite like French titans Keep Reading
Album Review: Horndal – Lake Drinker
Release Date: 9th April 2021 Record Label: Prosthetic Records FFO: Crowbar, Eyehategod, Testament Following on from their debut Remains, metallers Horndal continue their tale of woe Keep Reading